Pokemon Sun and Moon Fan Designs Human Forms for Gen 7 Pokemon

A Pokemon fan has created human versions of Alolan Raichu, Decidueye, and six other Gen 7 Pokemon. It's been eight years since Pokemon introduced fans to the Gen 7 games. Set in the Alola region, Pokemon Sun and Moon marked their place in the Pokemon franchise by featuring several new creatures and adding features that would become famous among players.

Gen 7 games introduced the regional Pokemon forms, a thing that Pokemon fans would later see in Galar, Hisui, and Paldea. Another Gen 7 addition was Z-Moves, a unique gimmick that allows Pokemon to access a new power. When it comes to expanding the franchise's Pokedex, Pokemon Sun and Moon introduced new Pokemon such as Tsareena, Meltan, and Mimikyu. Alola's debut into the Pokemon universe came with some striking additions, and remembering Gen 7, one Pokemon fan shared their inventive artwork online.

Reddit user FluorescenceFuture created humanizations for Decidueye, Alolan Raichu, and six other Gen 7 Pokemon. Alola's Grass-type starter is named Juniper, a young actor who one day meets a child with information about the Aether Foundation. Alolan Raichu is Pepper, a surfer who went to school with Juniper, and upon meeting him again, decides to help her friend. Ribombee becomes a social butterfly called Chocolat, a young woman with a popular movie gossip account who wants to help Juniper expose the Aether Foundation. The OP gives a colorful humanization to Alolan Muk by turning him into DJ Dijon, who, upon finding out why Juniper canceled the interview on his show, joins the group's quest.

While Juniper recruits allies in his quest related to the Aether Foundation, Quince, Lycanroc's human version, helps him, although it takes him a while to get over his assumptions about the young actor. The artist transformed Salazzle into Sherry, a former employee of the Aether Foundation who promises to help Juniper and his friends. Nebby, the child from another dimension found by Juniper, is Cosmog's human form. The humanization